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Intel Monday announced several new
Intel will increase the performance of notebooks once again when it releases a new 2.2GHz Pentium 4-M chip today, according to sources Read more
16 September, 2002 by John G.SpoonerThe chip company blankets Manhattan to promote its newly minted Pentium 4-M processors and spread the word about wireless networking Read more
24 April, 2002 by John G.SpoonerThe XScale processor is being altered to integrate new features like Wi-Fi connectivity Read more
25 March, 2003 by Richard ShimAlthough many manufacturers continue to use cheaper desktop Pentium 4 chips in notebooks, Intel is planning more releases to its mobile range Read more
28 January, 2003 by John G.SpoonerThe UK chip designer has introduced new chip designs for high-end devices and low-powered mobile gadgets Read more
1 May, 2002 by Matthew BroersmaThe new ARM11 microarchitecture will give a speed boost to handhelds, smartphones and other multimedia devices Read more
29 April, 2002 by Matthew BroersmaNew low-power line will include Celerons and Pentium IIIs, and will mean price cuts on existing systems Read more
21 January, 2002 by John G.SpoonerNew Durons ship with NEC laptopsThe release of the first mobile chip based on AMD's Athlon core -- which replaced the K6 in late 1999 -- was announced this week. Read more
16 January, 2001 by Matthew BroersmaChip maker launches six processors, including a 475MHz K6-2-P. Read more
21 September, 1999 by John G.SpoonerAnd Gateway and Dell are already ordering the speedy Celerons -- paving the way for notebooks with brand-new features. Read more
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